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Buttle Lake Campground Introduce
Nestled in the heart of Comox-Strathcona D, British Columbia, Buttle Lake Campground offers a tranquil escape for nature enthusiasts and campers alike. Surrounded by tall trees and spacious campsites, this campground provides the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway. Whether you're looking to hike through the forest, take a refreshing dip in the lake, or simply unwind in nature, Buttle Lake Campground has something for everyone.
The campground is well-maintained and features essential amenities such as pit toilets, which are vented and odor-free, along with sanitizer and toilet paper. The water from the pumps is fresh and clean, making it ideal for drinking and cooking. The lake, though cold, is perfect for a refreshing swim on a hot day. With no cell service, you can truly disconnect and enjoy the beauty of your surroundings.
Buttle Lake Campground is not just a place to stay; it's an experience. The local hike through the forest to the lake is a must-do, offering stunning views and a chance to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of British Columbia. The campground's serene environment and well-spaced campsites ensure privacy and comfort for all visitors.
- Spacious campsites with ample privacy
- Well-maintained pit toilets with sanitizer and toilet paper
- Fresh and clean water from the pumps
- Refreshing lake for swimming and water activities
- Local hiking trails with scenic views
- No cell service for a true nature retreat
Customer feedback highlights the exceptional experience at Buttle Lake Campground. Visitors have praised the campground for its beautiful and well-maintained environment, describing it as a place that could be on the front cover of a BC camping magazine. The cold but refreshing lake, the local hike, and the lack of cell service have all been appreciated, making it a perfect spot for those looking to disconnect and enjoy nature. Many have called it an amazing campground with lots of awesome places to explore nearby, ensuring a memorable stay for all who visit.
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Customer Reviews
This place is worth the drive, no cell service but big campsites, tall trees, good space between you and neighbours, this is the kind of place that would be on the front cover of a BC camping magazine. There is a local hike in forest to the lake, cold but refreshing. Outhouses are pit toilets, but vented, no smell, has sanitizer and toilet paper usually.
Amazing campground. Well maintained. The water from the pumps was so good. The lake is cold and refreshing. Lots of awesome places to explore close by. Absolutely no cell service so being cut off was nice! Won't find a more beautiful place
So beautiful! The dust was crazy though! Bring plenty of outdoor carpets and under tarps for tents. The sites are not crushed gravel. They are pure dust that covers everything. The kayaking was fabulous 👌 It was fairly quiet after 10pm and sites not terribly close together. We read there are too many mice here but it was not an issue for us at all. The scenery is wonderful and lovely lake.
I heard great things about this site but was thoroughly disappointed. Our campsite layout was not ideal, and we couldn't move the picnic table, fire pit or giant rock in the site. It made it awkward to find a good spot to park our van. There was also no host on site! I found this really odd. People were coming and going up until past 10pm at night and I just thought that there would have been some sort of control over the site. The last, and worst issue for me, was the outhouses. Every single toilet had the same sign - the toilets were full, please use a different one! There weren't enough trees or privacy to go behind a bush, so we had to wait until the cover of night just to pee. I wish I could say nice things about the lake, but that was nothing special either.
Nice place. Very quiet. Good lake for swimming. The wind comes up most afternoons, so get out on the water early. No cell coverage so it is pleasant that way. Water is hand pump and pit toilets. No showers or power. A visit to Myra Falls is a must
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